Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-03-25
nr,TH IN THE WATER.
-.,,ent We Drink Deci-
mating the People?
.r.., Menace to Hoaltl, May be
Disarmed.

,niverSal MenAc0 =" A" eS ~
" Disarmed.
,,oo,, ago the people in . certain sec
4 few .o1 If the leading cities Of the state
n IN oatea with o malignant disease, aud
re ptoast;gatjou it was found that only
oil in''n nsa water from a famous old well
re inc :. A. baltimore, analyst of the
n YORK State Boardof Health, upon anaiyz-
~ the s, CIV. nm of the old we'll stopped the
wages o. enc. tho writer noticed while some
MOI W. making an excavation for q large
en :. a stratum Of dark-colored earth run
a'' ,rnn near tho surface TO hard pan.
81 D. it took anoliler COURSE W"aIu wei,
he'. h,nd. The water from this we'll hal
pr ~ III heon tainted with the drainage from
yes ~, vault, tho percolations OF which
j I,scoiored tho esrHA!
ler..Uia lar condition Of things exists in every
! ~, onl city whsro we'll water is used, and
u IasI the tiltertng which tho fluids receive in
ss.n a5,rsarance, yet tho poison aud disease
FaI as' though the water may look never so
EaF. ss;ll worse with tho farmer, for the
" - from tho barn yard and tho slops
a ~ mo kitchen eventually find their way in
,e family vol.
T ma same condition OF things exists in our
NV cities. who e water supplies are rivers
H. ~ little streams that carry of the filth
y "araiuage from houses. This water" is
.,"alIy drunk by rich and poor alike with
e esms cautious people resort to tho filter
nrrilying this water. but even the filter
ynot remove this poison, for water of tho
=, leadly character may pass through this
y, snd become clear, yet the poison dis
I 1n who use filters know that they must
,. ~ at regular periods, for ever though
~ do not take out all the impurity, they
IN become foul.
yow in ike manner the human kidneys act
y sltsr for the blood, AMI if they arc filled
9TH impurities and become foul, like tho
,cnsh them becomes bad, for it is now =
needed fact that the kidneys are the chief
ANS whereby the blood ia purified. These
[ssns arc flied with thousands Of hair-like
Sa which drain the impurities from the
od, as the sewer pipes drain impurities
bn our houses.
ma with poisonous gas; 80 if any Of the
oussnl and ono little hair like sewer tubes
ts kidneys break down, the entire body is
tec,ea by this awful poison.
In 80 scientific fact that the kidneys have
IN nerves Of sensation; and, consequently,
sssss may exist in these organs Tor a long
ma and not DO suspected hy the individual
is impossible to filter or take tho death out
The blood when the least arrangement OK
ks in these organs, and If tho blood ia not
tered then the uric acid, or kidney poison.
movable only by Warmers safe cure, accu.
mates IN the system aud attacks any organ.
FoluenS nlne out of ten ailments, Just az
ver gas and bad drainage produce so many
thI disorders.
Kidney disease may be known to exist if
ere Is any marked departure from ordinary
kath without apparent known cause, and it
kould be understood by all that the greatest
bril- exists. and is intensified, if there is the
BIS: neglect to treat it promptly with that
eat specific, Walner's safe cure, a remedy
at has reco. we'd tho highest recognition by
FentEdc men who have thoroughly investi-
They may not tell us that the cause Of so
any Diseases i'll this organ is the impure
kMyo or any other one thing, but this poison
IS water with its impurities coursing con-
unity through these delicate organs un-
ubtely does produce much of the decay and
eease which eventually terminate in the fatal
tights disease, for this disease, alike among
uifua!HS lieu, pl OulDltIUui6tS, tu0 TOBACCO
fc, the laboror, the merchant, and the
mp, works terrible devastation every year.
:s we'll known thai the liver, which is 80
ply thrown sout OF gear" as they say, very
Ril!y disturbs the action of tho kidneys.
at organ when derangcd Immediately an
ulces the fact by sallow skin, con-
pate! bowels, coated tongue, and head
ne, oIi the kidney when diseased struggles
'0Fa long time, and the fact of its disease
OILY be dscovcrcd by the aid Of tho
cross9pe or by the physician who is skillful
Hisa 10 trace the most indirect effects in
system TO the arrangement of these organs,
the pr me cause.
me public is learning much on this subject,
"hen 1t comes to understand that the
l4Iss arc she real health regulators, as they
The real blood purifiers of the system.
Will escape an infinite amount of un-
s.saFy suffering. and add length of days
happiness to their lot.